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Celebrate this colorful season by weaving something nice for your home or wardrobe!
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Celebrate this colorful season by weaving something nice for your home or wardrobe!
AASara Bixler shares her strategies for weaving great edges on more than a dozen structures.
Don’t be afraid of cutting your handwovens—our eBook shows you just how it’s done.
Soft cotton, silky bamboo, and M‘s and O‘s all come together in the sweet Celebration Romper.
Discover just how much you can do with four shafts and a few simple ideas.
This article and tablecloth pattern from 1987 inspired Susan A. Bloomfield to design and weave her Monk's Belt Revisited towels.
Looking for a quick and easy gift to weave? These soap bags and matching washcloths might be just the ticket. Add a bar of designer soap and you've got a sweet personal gift.
Looking to update some worn textiles? Give them a new lease on life in a new form.
Here is a free pattern download for this beautiful summery tablecloth.
You never know where weaving nor friendships might take you. Read about a collaboration between two friends that became something more than just one project.
Every piece of cloth has a story to tell, and some cloth has more than one story.
E.E. Gilmore wove this lace Rose-Beige Tablecloth in 1985. The design is simple yet classic.
Besides some of the usual ways of weaving deflected doubleweave, Janney Simpson combines it with traditional doubleweave to great effect.